All Chapters of Blood of the Beast God: Chapter 61
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Chapter 61: Kaelen, Get Out Of Here!
Amelia wasn’t a high-level adventurer—barely level 5—but when it came to intuition and perception, very few could match her.After all, she had once been a level 19 veteran. Reborn, she had lost her levels, but her experience, instincts, and understanding hadn’t vanished. If it weren’t for the upcoming celebration for the return of the level 100 peak experts, her level probably wouldn’t still be so low.Among professionals, there was an unspoken rule: high-level adventurers rarely bothered with low-level ones.Faust had proven that lesson over centuries, again and again, in blood. Helping weaker adventurers might speed their leveling, sure—but without facing danger firsthand, they’d never gain real insight.And those who tried? They all died. None ever made it out of the Bloody Corridor alive.But Amelia had no such barriers. She had been level 19 before. She already knew what to do.So nothing stood in her way.What stunned her now were the crimson gloves lying before her.Two gloves
Chapter 62: The Person with a Threat Level of 100
“Who dares come looking for death?” Kaelen roared, his voice cutting through the distance like a blade.Audacious. Bold. Whoever had the nerve to barge in like this clearly didn’t think Kaelen was worth respecting. He couldn’t see who it was yet, but anyone that reckless had bad intentions written all over them.And Kaelen wasn’t about to greet someone like that with a smile.He stepped out of the house, long strides carrying him forward, and instantly his eyes locked onto the intruder.Theron.“Theron… trespassing into someone else’s home—isn’t that illegal?” Kaelen’s voice darkened, almost dangerous.Faust wasn’t some lawless wasteland. Quite the opposite. There was order, strict rules that all adventurers were expected to follow. Archbishop Aurelia, for example, was one of the few level-100 enforcers who maintained that order.Unlike the public Sheriff Shara, though, very few actually knew that Aurelia herself held a level-100 rank.“Don’t give me that nonsense, Kaelen! That purple
Chapter 63: The Deal, I Refuse
When the truth comes out, the hidden dagger always shows. That’s how it felt when Doya finally dropped his mask. But before Kaelen could even open his mouth, Brennar cut in with a grin tugging at the corner of his lips.“Kaelen just got a purple treasure chest, and now you’re saying you lost one?” Brennar said, his tone dripping with mockery. “Come on, Doya, your skin’s thicker than a fortress wall. By that logic, I could tell you my brother lost a purple one-handed sword called Frost Chill, too.”“That’s right,” Amelia added sharply, clearly irritated. “Kaelen just found that chest, and you suddenly claim yours went missing? What a coincidence. Trying to take advantage of him, are you?”She could already picture what would’ve happened if she and Brennar hadn’t shown up. With Doya’s influence, he could’ve easily pressured Kaelen into handing the chest over for practically nothing.Amelia didn’t care if Doya bullied someone else—but if he tried that with Kaelen, he’d regret it.“You—!”
Chapter 64: The Gamble Escalates
Doya didn’t see that coming.The shock on his face said it all—wide eyes, tense jaw, complete disbelief. And he wasn’t the only one. Amelia and Brennar looked just as surprised.Honestly, it was a fair trade. A sealed purple treasure chest with unknown contents for a deep-blue defensive artifact? Most people would’ve taken that deal in a heartbeat.But not Kaelen.He didn’t flinch. Didn’t hesitate. His tone stayed calm, too calm. “Maybe,” he said, “we should change the terms.”That one line flipped the air in the room.Doya had come with a purpose, that much was obvious. He wasn’t here for a friendly chat—he wanted the chest. Badly. And Kaelen could feel it. The more desperate Doya was to get it, the less Kaelen wanted to hand it over.That was just who he was. The harder someone pushed, the harder he pushed back.A deep-blue shield might’ve tempted others, but not him. He already had a divine shield—one far beyond anything Doya could offer. Why would he care about a downgrade?Doya’
Chapter 65: Learning Skills
Night draped over Faust like a velvet blanket, soft shadows slipping between buildings, shrouding the city in quiet mystery.Kaelen’s gaze settled on the heart of the city, where divine light radiated like a beacon, washing the streets in golden brilliance.In his hand, a small, dark orb rolled back and forth—mud-colored, unremarkable at first glance.The Reincarnation Pill. One swallow, and his level would reset to zero. That was the catch. The only upside? A chance to awaken a hidden talent.This was the price Brennar had paid for his gear.Now, Kaelen was richer than ever. With the pill and a light-blue item in exchange, Brennar had given him the crimson gloves.His inventory now boasted four blue-tier items—one deep-blue, three light-blue—and a single green-tier piece, ironically the smallest of his collection.Even adventurers over level ten would covet such a stash, and it rivaled gear held by some veteran members of prominent adventurer guilds.Kaelen lingered for a moment, tak
Chapter 66: The Skill He Couldn’t Let Go Of
Inside the side hall of Faust Cathedral, a soft shimmer wavered in the air before Kaelen’s eyes. Then, with a faint hum, a glowing panel unfolded right in front of him—his skill list. It hovered there in the quiet, bathed in the faint light filtering through the cathedral windows.Four icons glowed across the display, each one etched with tiny lines of description. Kaelen didn’t even blink before tapping one.Taunt: Instant cast. Forces the target to attack you. Increases threat toward the target by 200% for 3 seconds.That one was a no-brainer. Every MT needed it. He confirmed without hesitation.But the next three… yeah, those made him stop and think.Heavy Strike: Instant cast. Deals 200% weapon damage, plus extra based on your highest attribute.Thunder Strike: Instant cast. Hits all enemies within 8 meters, dealing damage equal to your highest attribute. Applies “Weakened Blow,” reducing physical damage by 10% for 30 seconds.Weapon Mastery: Passive. Increases weapon damage by 10
Chapter 67: The Celebration Begins
Time slipped by like water through open fingers. Before anyone even noticed, the big day had finally arrived—the grand celebration of Faust. The city was alive. Flags rippled in the wind, laughter spilled through the streets, and golden light from the lanterns made everything shimmer like something out of a dream. For adventurers, this wasn’t just some festival—it was a shot at glory. A chance to win rare treasures, earn fame, maybe even carve their names into the history of Faust. For everyone else, it was pure joy. A day to cheer, to watch heroes fight it out, to feel like they were part of something bigger. Outside the cathedral, four figures stood quietly together. Among them was Kaelen, absentmindedly rolling a small black orb between his fingers. The Reincarnation Pill. It had become a habit lately—whenever his mind drifted, his fingers would find that pill. It wasn’t for him, though. It was for Shia. The pill could awaken hidden potential in those born without talent, but
Chapter 68: Maze Illusion
The sun beat down mercilessly over Faust Cathedral. Even from a distance, the murmurs of the gathered professionals carried across the square, sparking waves of excitement that rolled through the crowd like wildfire.How long had Borius been gone from Faust? Anyone paying attention could figure it out with a little math and a glance at the records. And now… the record had been shattered. Ten years, gone. Just like that. One by one, the professionals stared at him, jaws slack, eyes wide.Even Kaelen hadn’t expected it. He’d never imagined the one returning to Faust would be Borius. His gaze settled on the deep-blue orb hovering in midair before Archbishop Aurelia. That was the trigger—this little sphere would unleash the Maze Illusion.“I hereby declare the celebration officially open!”The voice rang out, steady and commanding. The sheriff—a level-100 powerhouse rarely seen by the public—stepped forward, his face a mask of cold authority.“Proceed to your designated districts accordin
Chapter 69: First to Take the Lead
Damp. Dark. Silent.That was the first thing Kaelen noticed.The Maze Illusion gave off a bad vibe right from the start. Mud squished under his boots, cold water soaking through the seams. Somewhere in the distance, he could hear the slow, steady drip of water echoing off unseen walls. The sound was distant, but eerie enough to set his nerves on edge.The moment he could move, he didn’t hesitate. Kaelen launched forward like a shot—fast, fluid, instinctive. His reflexes kicked in before thought did. By the time the others even blinked, he was already gone, swallowed by the maze’s towering stone walls.It took a few seconds for the rest to react. Then came the shouting—boots slapping against mud as they bolted after him.The maze’s entrance looked like the mouth of some giant beast, stone teeth framing the darkness within. It didn’t welcome them in—it dared them to enter.“Look! That’s Kaelen! Quick—after him!”Two adventurers caught a glimpse of his shadow through the mist. Without th
Chapter 70: Who’s Really First?
“Theron really lives up to his name, huh? A Paladin with both brains and brawn! He’s the first one to reach the center of the labyrinth!”“Look! He’s already stepping into the second layer! The first one through—no question about it!”The supporters from the Gemini Adventurer Group went wild. Cheers and whistles bounced around the arena like thunder.It hadn’t even been that long, and Theron had already crossed the maze, hit the core, and marched straight into the next layer.Every shout, every bit of praise—it was all for him.Meanwhile, deep inside the illusion, Kaelen had no idea what was going on outside. He couldn’t hear the crowd screaming Theron’s name.After what felt like forever, he finally reached the maze’s center. But the moment he saw what was waiting there, his faint smile disappeared. His face turned cold.There were markings on the stone floor—clear proof that someone else had gotten there first.Kaelen froze. Just for a second. Someone had beaten him here? No way.Su